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left the battle✔ died in battlechanged sides in battle

A
left the battle
B
✔ died in battle
C
changed sides in battle
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✔ honoring the soldiersmourning the deathsawarding a prize

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✔ honoring the soldiers
B
mourning the deaths
C
awarding a prize
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Which effect does repetition have within these lines of the poem?

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It tells the reader there were only three cannons, so the soldiers were not worried.
B
It stresses the tension of the battle, showing that the soldiers were trapped.
C
It provides a closing passage to the end of the poem.
D
It serves as an introduction to the entire poem.
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What is the effect of the rhymes and repetition in this passage from the poem?

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They emphasize the soldiers’ commitment.
B
They focus on how the soldiers were being selfish.
C
They point out the items that belonged to them.
D
They stress that they have died in battle.
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The poet repeats the "Rode the six hundred" phrase because he is explaining the.:number of soldiers
The phrase changes to "Not the six hundred" because the six hundred have.:died in battle
The last line of the poem states, "Noble six hundred." The poet is.:honoring the soldiers
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The poet repeats the "Rode the six hundred" phrase because he is explaining the.:number of soldiers
The phrase changes to "Not the six hundred" because the six hundred have.:died in battle
The last line of the poem states, "Noble six hundred." The poet is.:honoring the soldiers

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